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Dave's Market Picks Fruit and Veg Box XL

Dave's Market Picks Fruit and Veg Box XL

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Dave's Market Picks Fruit and Veg Box will be ever changing due to current market availability. You'll get the best balance of value and quality in this perfectly selected offering of the market's very best.

WHAT'S IN THE BOX THIS WEEK?

Sweet Potato Kumera Each
Beans Hand Picked min 250g
3 Apple Ambrosia Each
3 Apple Bravo Lunch Box Each
Celery Whole
Grapes White min 1kg
Buk Choy Shanghai Baby Bunch of 2-3
3 Apple Pink Lady Small Each
Strawberries 250g
Broccoli Head Each
2 Zucchini Black Each
2 Cucumber Telegraph Each
Carrots Medium 1kg
Cauliflower Whole
Grapes Black Muscatel Seeded min 500g
Figs Punnet 250g
3 Banana Each
Raspberries 125g
5 Mandarin Imperial Large Each

Pick of the Week - New Season Imperial Mandarins 

"It has been an early start to the Queensland Imperial Mandarin season. The crop this year looks to be particularly good. The first mandarins of the year are the Imperial variety from Central Queensland around the Gayndah district. Imperial is a medium-sized mandarin, easy to peel, and does not have a lot of seeds. Hence, they are extremely popular in the school lunch box. To me, none of the many other varieties of mandarins eat like an Imperial; they are standalone the best. After May, we move south for these beauties and the season extends to about the middle of August some years, but not always. I am convinced the best fruit most years is the Queensland fruit. I prefer to buy medium fruit as it is less likely to be dry."
-  David Harris


Dave's Market Update

In Veg

The week has started with not a lot of fresh vegetables in the market as uncertainty with transport and fuel availability raised concerns with our farmers. Best options early in the week are cauliflowers, carrots and telegraph cucumbers. As the week goes on, more options will develop.

-David Harris

In Fruit

The early imperial mandarins have started and they are eating well. We would normally start with Afourer variety which are grown further north in QLD, however the amount of rain they have had up there makes me very wary of them and these Imperials will not disappoint you. There is also a lot of raspberries still available. Beware some of the cheaper fruit particularly in the bigger punnets failed to clear over the Easter break and these will be trouble! 


Bananas continue to be well priced and figs though not as inexpensive as a week ago, are still eating well and certainly not dear. With apples we are seeing some of the later varieties in the stores and we will have Ambrosias, which is an apple I love, and Bravos in our stores this week.


Grapes are really, really good. There are great choices in store. The super large Autumn crisps loose on our stacks (or the cheaper smaller sized fruit in bags) Black Muscatels a great favourite of mine or the black Adoras, we have a fantastic grape to suit every budget and taste in our stores this week.

-David Harris

*The Box pictured is for illustration purposes and may contain different/varying products due to seasonal variations & current market availability.

Contents updated 12pm on 08/04/2026